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Sorry that one got away too quick. This is also good for humans too. I

am not suggesting this particular product as much as I am suggesting the

combination of herbs and spices. So for those with rheumatism, arthritis

and bad teeth here is something to consider.

*JOINT PAIN*

This formula is intended for use for animals suffering from hip

dysplasia, arthritis, trauma etc. to any of their legs and joints. Some

of the leading herbs are:

*Devil's Claw:* Its is primarily used as an anti-inflammatory, analgesic

(pain reduction), antirheumatic and a bitter..for digestion. Which of

course is useful in that many on going complaints are aggravated,

particularly in the older animal, because digestion and utilisation of

nutrients becomes less efficient as aging occurs.

Studies have shown it to be as good as phenylbutazone (anti-inflammatory

drug) without the side effects.

The anti-arthritic or anti-rheumatic symptoms appear to be most releived

when Devil's Claw is used for a period of six months or more. The joints

most positively affected are the larger joints such as the hips, knees

and also the overall spine.

*Alfalfa: *This plant is highly under-rated as a tonic, an aid for

building strong bones and teeth..and its vitamin/mineral

content....particularly calcium, magnesium and manganese, phosphorus and

potassium.

The roots of alfalfa grow down as far as 125 feet, making it able to

reach vital minerals, far beyond the reach of other vegetation.

It promotes strong bones and rebuilds decaed teeth. It is also useful

for lumbago, rheumatism, dyspepsia (indigestion), backache, chronic

ulcer, infections of the sinus, ear nose and throat.

Rich in chlorophyll, it stimulates growth of supportive connective

tissue and is useful for collagen disease, and therefore arthritis, etc.

*Horsetail: *High in silicea, horsetail acts as a remineraliser and

anti-rheumatic. It assists in preserving the elasticity of connective

tissue and controls the absorption of calcium. Its cleasing properties

rapidly removes urates, uric acid (gout) and cellulites from the system.

*Tumeric: *Has many, many wonderful uses...including anti-inflammatory

for arthritis and particularly rheumatoid arthritis, which responds to

very few things.

As an added bonus, though, Tumeric is one of the best antioxidants,

anti-cancer and cholesterol lowering herbs.

--

Peace, love and light,

Don Quai

" Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal

and wakes in man. "

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